Lame lady. Pernell S.

In 1942, France was filled with posters with the image of a young woman and the inscription: “The most dangerous enemy spy. We must find and destroy it! ”

The woman on the poster was Virginia Hall - the first spy of allied states that worked in the enemy’s rear. Despite the disability and constant life threat, Virginia continued to fulfill the most difficult missions for the sake of saving thousands of people and for the sake of peace in Europe.

The latest research of Sony Pernell, a recognized journalist and biographer, allow the veil of secrets over the life of Virginia Hall, complete heroism and selfless confrontation to the Nazis.

A stunning biography, more like a spy militant, is an action -piercing, piercing story about courage and self -sacrifice.